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I am running a script that invokes SQLPLUS. During the execution I get the following:

SQL*Plus: Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production on Mon Jun 11 16:12:50 2007

Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle...

I just figured it out. The problem was that I was trying to use the text of the file as the email message body (user@xyz.com < ${f1}) and it was having problems finding the file in another directory...

There is no other process that is removing the file. Both files are still there after this script runs.

I get the same "cannot open" error and no email is sent

Here it is...

+ dirname=/opt/manu/srv
+ f1=manumgrmdip2_7600.log
+ f2=manumgrmdip2_7600.pid
+ hostname
+ export HOST=itdt02hp
+ typeset -i f1size f2size
+ [ ! -r...

I realize that, but it cannot find the files, no matter what I call them. I have made sure that whatever the filename is that I am looking for actually exists in the correct directory.

I did some...

Now I get this:

./manusrv_watch.sh[34]: manumgrmdit2_7600.log: cannot open


even though I know the file exists.

I get this...

typeset: not found

and

syntax error at line 38 : `fi' unexpected

and line 38 is the last line

I keep getting an error of "unknown test operator"

These are the conditions that need to send the email:

1) file1 or file2 do not exist
2) file1 and file2 exist but are not readable
3) if...

Thanks. That's close, but the filesize check needs to check if the size is 0 or >6

I have a small script that checks to see if a file exists and that it has data in it. I also need to check if the file can be opened. I had an issue today where the file it checks could not be opened...

I have a text file that has 5719 rows when I open it up in a text editor. When I do a wc -l in Unix however, it says that I have 5718 rows. What could be causing this difference?

never mind. I had a typo. Thanks

I still get the same message.

find: cannot stat /opt/manu/batch/mdip2/outgoing

I do have the proper permissions as shown below:

drwxrwxr-x 2 manumgr manu 131072 Sep 30 10:42...

I am trying to run this find:

find /opt/batch/mdic2/outgoing -name MAFRA*.txt -mtime +7


and I keep getting the following error:

find: cannot stat MAFRA*.txt

What's happening?

I am attempting to write a script that will capture a runaway java process on our server, which occasionally reaches 99%. I am using the following script.

#!/usr/bin/ksh
...

We have processes that run on our AIX box that sometimes run away and end up consuming 99% of the CPU. I'd like to create a script that would attempt to monitor when this happens and send an email...

If the size of file1 <> 0 or the size of file2 <> 6, then send the mail

Thanks for your feedback. Perhaps I should have given you more info to begin with. These are the two files I have:

-rw-r--r-- 1 manumgr manu 0 Sep 6 07:45 manumgrmdft1_7900.log...

OK...here's what I get:

$ [[-s "manumgrmdft1_7900.log"]] && echo ">0"
ksh: [[-s: not found

What? I just need to know how to use it. Do I assign this to a variable?

It's just a variable. How do I use the command that you suggested?

Would that go after the VAR1= ?

I need to check the size of a log file. If the size is anything but zero, I need to send an email. I'm using this syntax:

SIZE=0
VAR1=`wc -c $DIRNAME/$FILENAME1 | awk -F" " '{print $1}' `

echo...

I want to send a message with an attachment from Unix using the following command:

uuencode $DIRNAME/$FILENAME1 | mailx -s "test subject" xyz@xyz

I need to attach the file and I also want a...